Chapter

 1 I      |  himself.~Numerous toasts were offered and quaffed, in the wines
 2 II     |      made.—Sundry Propositions offered to the Doctor.~On the next
 3 II     |   thousand encouragements were offered, and felicitations came
 4 VII    |    with both.~This arrangement offered the advantage, that if gas
 5 VIII   |        at dessert. Her Majesty offered her compliments to the two
 6 XX     |     the horizon. Another place offered a still more revolting spectacle—
 7 XXVII  |       and the three travellers offered up thanks from the depths
 8 XXXIII |      mud of the marshes, which offered considerable resistance.~
 9 XXXVIII|       his own journey. He then offered his services to the government
10 XLIX   | surface, which was quite flat, offered no impediment to their progress.
11 XLIII  |     which was low and fertile, offered a sure refuge, and a place